Pc shuttingdown auto? :O

[Matthew55]

Hello.. u maybe wonder how i can write this bcuz my computer is shuttingdown auto...

I'm running safe mode with networking.. Ok.. So this is my problem



If i start my PC and goto the desktop.. Than i need to goto the taskmanger and quit all unkown tasks... Because someone of them is the problem of my computer shuttingdown..



Please is this a virus how can i take it away PLEASE HELP ME I have work and stuffs in my computer



//Matt

 

[Rishwin]

If you think it's a virus, then... run an antivirus?

Use malwarebytes in safe mode.

Also if you have time type "shutdown -a" into the command prompt to stop it from shutting down.

 

[Matthew55]

If you think it's a virus, then... run an antivirus?

Use malwarebytes in safe mode.

Also if you have time type "shutdown -a" into the command prompt to stop it from shutting down.

Ok thanks but.. its like i push on the button and it closes direct!

Please help

 

[googlenooble]

After opening the computer just open CMD and write shutdown -a.
The "-a" stans for abortion, meaning that it will abort any shutdown process that's being started.
(Usually viruses that do this have 'counters')
Also, this is strange, check your Startup folder (Search > Startup) and see if there's something..
If there isn't, I'd suggest getting an antivirus and scan it.. If that still doesn't do it, reinstall the OS.
That's my suggestion.
Good luck.


//Edit, damn..Sorry, didn't see Rish also told you that.

 

[Samus.]

Ok thanks but.. its like i push on the button and it closes direct!

Please help

What button?

 

[Rishwin]

OK, from what i gather his PC is stuck in a rebooting loop before/after POST, it's not booting into windows and then initiating shutdown sequence.

Could be a HDD issue, RAM issue, or corrupted OS issue. If a virus scan doesn't fix it then it's one of the 3 and you should try running HDD scans & mem tests to see what it could be. My best guess would be HDD if not then corrupted OS, and last option being RAM if it still does this after a full format.

 

[MAXTRAXv3]

get a free anti virus in safemode with networking and run a boot time scan, if that doesnt work(i.e. it doesnt find the virus) back up everything you want/need then do a re-install of the OS(what ever your running)

 

[Shadowevil]

Really? No links to help?

Anyway... In Safe Mode with Networking you should do all of this. However you can do what was suggested above... "Start->Run->CMD->"shutdown -a" - Which should stop any restarting/shutting down, called by the system. And then do the following... (I suggest doing all of this in safe mode...)

Suggestions:
- Download

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- - Scan with a quick scan. Then if it doesn't find anything, or even if it does find something... Remove anything it finds... Then do a full scan. Do this multiple times till it cannot find anything wrong. (Also make sure you update the database/software.)
- Download

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- - Do a boot-time scan. Delete anything it finds.

If Avast finds a rootkit... Your best bet is to reformat and start all over...

If that doesn't work... I suggest a reformat.